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Marris Road, Aligarh
18 years ExperienceAdvocate Prashant specialises in civil law and handles cases involving property disputes, divorce, child custody, motor accidents, service related matters, cheque bounce, recovery related matters among others.
Advocate Prashant enrolled with the Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh in 2006. He is a member of the Uttar Pradesh Court Bar Association.
Enrollment Number : UP/3335/2006
- District Court, Aligarh
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Questions Answered by Advocate Prashant Kamthania
Q: Father in law forcing my wife to give me divorce What can I do
I have done court marriage last year in August. Nut my wife dosen't live with me, her father force her for divorce because he is against of this marriage. Her father blackmail my family to case like murder, dovery etc.
Advocate Prashant Kamthania answered
You can file a civil suit for restitution of conjugal rights for bringing your wife with you. You can also prefer a criminal complaint against your father in law for wrongful confinment of your wife and for giving threats
Q: I am in love with a married girl How can I marry her
Sir, I am in love with a girl who is married since 2 years. I love her before her marriage.We want to marry.The girl didn't want to go to her husband's home but girl's parents forcefully send her to their home.She is not agreeing to live with her husband at all. So what legal action I can take ? What is the solution of this problem? Thankyou sir. I am Hindu by religion.
Advocate Prashant Kamthania answered
As the girl is married. It is advisable that she seek divorce from her husband first and than she can be with you. Having relation with a married women is punishable under I.P.C. & marriage with a married person is void
Q: What are my mothers right in her fathers property
My mother's father had died in 2006. There is self acquired property. Now my uncles (in total of 4 brothers) are not giving any share to my mother. It has been 10 years of demise of my mother's father. What action can we take to get our share?
Advocate Prashant Kamthania answered
Your mother being a legal heir has a share in the property which she has inherited fron her father. Now she has a right to get her share decided and for carbbing out her specific portion by filing a Partition Suit
Q: If person is married twice. Which marriage will be a legal marriage?
If a man has done 2 marriages. One is done through rituals and one court marriage. Which marriage will be legal? The court marriage or ritual marriage?
Advocate Prashant Kamthania answered
In india marriage solemnized through rituals is as good as court marriage so the marriage which is solemnized first is a valid marriage if basic conditions of marriage like age etc. Are fulfiled. However in court marriage the parties (spouses) have to declare their martial status please also check the same
Q: Bought property. One room locked by tenant of previous owner. Remedy?
I have purchased an agricultural land of 8 biswa from its real owner.A defunct old building is also there where for some time state education department ran a school with the permission of the previous owner.Once the school got constructed the school shifted in new govt own premises for all the purposes.One of the school teacher put his lock in one of the room till he was alive but now he is dead.Lock is still there other rooms are open for last 25 years and used by local people for marriage etc free of cost. I want to construct the place and fencing of the land. Should I break the lock myself
Advocate Prashant Kamthania answered
Breaking lock is never advisable. It seens that the building is being used for community purpose. Please confirm whether the license given to run school was withdrawn as it will change the status of property and legal recourse available to you.
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